In the last week of March 2022, prices rose less than 1%
0.99% - of course, the result is very borderline, but still prices are beginning to stabilize, and that's a good thing
What is not encouraging, of course, are the levels at which they are stabilizing and the fact that many important product categories are still far from that very stability: the prices of beets, onions and cabbage in the last week of March added more than 10%, carrots - 8.5%, potatoes just under 5%. Sugar continues to rise in price: another +5% over the week and already +53% since the beginning of the year
Meat prices grew at a fairly constant pace (about 1-1.5%), chicken prices also grew faster (+2.15% vs. +1.58% a week earlier) and prices of household chemicals and hygiene products were still soaring (by 2-3% per week)
On the plus side, drug prices stabilized and prices of some appliances rebounded: TV sets, for example, fell by 7.3%.
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